EVIDENCE INTELLIGENCE
Ask questions about the evidence you actually have.
Immiro analyzes the documents collected in a matter so your team can ask questions, find supporting evidence, trace answers back to documents, and identify gaps in the record.
Evidence Intelligence
O-1A · Emeka Okafor
Evidence
You
What evidence supports the beneficiary's recognition in the field?
Immiro
The matter contains evidence of professional recognition through the beneficiary's industry award, a published profile, and a conference invitation describing their work in the field.
Supporting evidence
THE PROBLEM
Finding the right fact in a case should not mean reading everything again.
By the time a matter has been through intake and evidence collection, your team may be working with dozens of documents. The information you need is there, but finding and connecting it still takes time.
A question about an award might require opening several documents. A question about original contributions might require comparing an employer letter with technical documentation and other supporting material.
Immiro gives your team a way to interrogate the case record without replacing the record itself.
FROM DOCUMENTS TO ANSWERS
Work from the evidence, not around it.
Evidence Intelligence sits on top of the matter's existing evidence. The documents you collect become the context for questions and analysis.
Collect
Build the evidence record by collecting documents through the matter's evidence workflow.
Ask
Ask questions about the case in plain language instead of manually searching through every document.
Trace
Review the documents supporting an answer and return to the underlying evidence when you need to verify it.
Act
Use what you learn to identify gaps, evaluate the evidence, and prepare for drafting and review.
ASK THE MATTER
Ask the question the same way you would ask a colleague.
You don't need to remember which document contains the answer. Ask about the matter in plain language and let Immiro search the evidence already collected.
Ask about this matter
Questions are answered using the evidence available in the matter.
What evidence supports the beneficiary's awards?
Which documents establish the beneficiary's original contributions?
What evidence relates to published material about the beneficiary?
What information is still missing from the record?
Evidence available
18 documents across 6 evidence requests
Matter analysis
Based on evidence in this matter
What evidence supports the beneficiary's original contributions?
Answer
The current record contains evidence describing the beneficiary's technical contribution to the Meridian platform, including an employer letter and documentation of the system's adoption. The available evidence establishes the beneficiary's involvement, but additional documentation describing the significance of the contribution could strengthen the record.
Based on
GROUNDED IN THE MATTER
The answer should come from the record you are working with.
Immiro uses the evidence available in the matter as the context for its analysis. That means your team can see what documents support an answer and decide for themselves whether the evidence is sufficient.
FIND WHAT IS MISSING
Knowing what you have is only half the job.
Use the existing record to identify areas that may need additional support. Immiro can help your team spot questions worth investigating before they become problems during drafting or review.
Evidence review
Areas that may need additional support
Awards
Supporting documentation available
Published material
3 relevant documents found
Original contributions
Additional significance evidence may help
Judging
No supporting evidence currently identified
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Intelligence built around the case record.
Evidence Intelligence is designed to help attorneys and staff investigate a matter faster while keeping the underlying evidence visible and reviewable.
Ask questions about the matter
Ask questions in natural language about the documents and information already collected in a specific matter.
Find supporting evidence
Use the matter's evidence to locate documents and information relevant to the question you are investigating.
Trace answers to documents
See the evidence behind an answer so your team can inspect the underlying document rather than relying on an unsupported response.
Surface gaps in the record
Use the available evidence to identify areas where the case record may need additional documentation or information.